For Remembrance Day

By Anne-Louise Quinton

Anne-Louise Quinton creates a project for her Year 9 pupils to commemorate Remembrance Day.  The teenagers worked collaboratively to create a collaged frieze of paper soldiers in response to an artwork by John Singer Sargent and a war poem by Wilfred Owen.

 

'For Remembrance Day' by Anne-Louise Quinton

 


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